Capabilities

What we can build, and have.

We are a product company, so our capability list is not a services menu — it is what it takes to put a platform into a working building and keep it running.

Visitors walking through a large convention centre
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Product & platform engineering

We design and build multi-tenant, API-first platforms meant to be deployed many times — not bespoke builds re-skinned for each client.

  • Laravel
  • PostgreSQL
  • REST APIs
  • AWS

What it covers

  • Product discovery, information architecture and platform design, led by business analysts who start with the commercial problem.
  • Multi-tenant back ends where a venue, its tenants and its campaigns are configuration — not a fork of the codebase.
  • A documented API surface from the first release, so every client surface and every integration speaks to the same platform.
Running todayPaathner runs every live venue — from an airport terminal to a mall — on one platform, configured per building.
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Mobile, web & kiosk

Native and cross-platform mobile, web applications, and touchscreen kiosk software built for unattended public use in high-traffic environments.

  • React Native
  • React
  • Mapbox
  • Situm SDK
  • Firebase

What it covers

  • Cross-platform mobile apps for visitors who come back, with positioning, saved trips and notifications.
  • Lightweight web apps opened from a QR code — no download, no account, no friction.
  • Touchscreen kiosk software that recovers on its own, locks down cleanly and stays readable in a bright atrium.
Running todayKiosk software running unattended in a mall atrium, seven days a week, in front of visitors who never asked to test anything.
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Enterprise integration

Connecting into the systems a venue already runs — payments, flight data, hospital information systems, loyalty, POS, parking and signage.

  • REST & webhooks
  • Razorpay
  • Flight data
  • HIS / POS / loyalty

What it covers

  • Read and write integrations into the operational systems a venue cannot replace: flight information, POS, loyalty, parking and signage.
  • Payments through Razorpay for merchant and campaign transactions.
  • Integration contracts that are versioned and monitored, so a change upstream does not quietly break a visitor journey.
Running todayFlight tracking and gate-change alerts on an airport deployment, fed from the systems the terminal already operates.
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Deployment & managed operations

Hardware siting and installation, cloud hosting, release management, monitoring and ongoing support. We run what we build.

  • AWS
  • Firebase
  • Release pipelines
  • Monitoring

What it covers

  • On-site mapping, positioning calibration and kiosk siting, done by our own team.
  • Cloud hosting, release management and monitoring for every live deployment.
  • Venue success: content updates, campaign support and regular reporting on what the deployment is producing.
Running todayEvery deployment on our client list is live, supported, and maintained by the team that built it.

Platform thinking

Building for the second deployment while delivering the first.

Every decision we make on one venue is tested against the next one. That discipline is what turns a project into a product.

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Multi-tenancy

Many venues, one platform. A new building is a new tenant, not a new codebase.

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Configuration over customisation

Branding, content, zones and journeys are settings — so the next deployment is weeks, not months.

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Reusable modules

Navigation, engagement and analytics are built once and switched on per venue.

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An API surface from day one

Every client surface and every integration speaks to the same documented API.

What we don't do

Saying no is part of the model.

We do not take on staff augmentation, one-off client builds, or projects we cannot support afterwards.

  • Staff augmentationWe do not rent out engineers by the hour.
  • One-off client buildsIf it cannot become a product, it is not for us.
  • Projects we cannot supportIf we cannot run it afterwards, we do not build it.

Tell us about your venue.

Send us your floor plan and your three biggest operational frustrations. We will come back with an assessment: what we would digitise first, which journeys we would fix, and where the revenue is most likely hiding.